The Japanese owner of 7-Eleven looks set to get more time to execute its proposed reform plans as Couche-Tard runs the rule ...

Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg The battle for control of 7-Eleven is emblematic of sweeping changes underway in corporate Japan. For more than a decade, officials have pushed Japanese companies to take ...

The sheer reach of 7-Eleven’s corporate parent, Tokyo-based Seven & i, spanning 85,000 stores dotted across 19 countries, is ...

into a new holding company called York Holdings Co. It’s also considering renaming itself "7-Eleven Corp." to emphasize its focus on convenience stores. The convenience chain secured a $750 ...

The parent company also plans to rename itself '7-Eleven Corp' to emphasize the focus on its profitable convenience stores. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. The Japanese ...

It will rename itself 7-Eleven Corp to emphasise its new focus and aims to bring in strategic investors for York and eventually list it. The shake-up shows Seven & i's determination to ditch the ...

A local 7-Eleven is among hundreds of locations nationwide that will be closed by the convenience store chain. Management confirmed the 7-Eleven location at 709 W. Gray St. in Elmira will close ...

Circle K is its most known property in that arena. Seven & i Holdings also plans to rebrand itself “7-Eleven Corp” to emphasize its commitment to the company’s stores, according to USA Today.

It will then rename itself 7-Eleven Corp. to emphasize its fresh focus and it will seek strategic investors for York and eventually will list it as a separate entity. Seven & i has said that it ...

Noriko Hayashi/Bloomberg In fact, 7-Eleven started out an American convenience store chain, operated by Southland Corporation, in Dallas in 1927. It opened its first store in Japan in 1974 ...

The company plans to rename itself "7-Eleven Corp." to emphasize its focus on its profitable stores, USA TODAY reports. Seven & i Holdings rejected an acquisition bid from the owner of Circle K in ...